Annual report of the board of directors and officers of Longview Asylum, to the governor of the state of Ohio, for the year ending ...

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BOARD OF ]) 1 RBOTORS A }) Ol!' FrOI~ RS

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GOVERNOH Oli' 1' HE RT. A'r} 1~ OF OHIO.

FOR Trm Y1M_ L~ 1870.

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OOLUl\ IBUS:

N E V J & U Y E It S, S TAT E ~~:-.

] 871.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

BOARD OF DIREOTORS AND OFFIOERS

OF THE

LONGVIEW · ASYLUM,

· GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF OHIO,

FOR THE YEAR 1870 .

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OOLUMBUS:

NEVINS & MYERS, STATE PRINTERS.

1871. .

BOARD OF DIREOTORS.

HON. JOHN BURGOYNE, PRESIDENT.

HON. JOHN F. TORRENOE . .

JOSEPH SEIFERT, ESQ •

. A.. D. BULWCK, ESQ. I

HON. JNO. K. GREENE.

HON. JOSHUA H. BATES, SECRETARY.

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OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTION.

SUPERINTENDENT AND PHYSICIAN.

O. M. LANGDON, M. D.

ASSISTANT PHYSICUNS,

B. E. FOOTE, ~ 1. D.,

A. P. COURTRIGHT, M. D.

STEWARD,

R. T. THORBURN, Es~

MATRON,

MRS. LOUSIA W. JON S~

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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.

To the Board of lJirector8 :

GENTLEMEN- In accordance with the law governing this Institution, I

submit tbi , my eleventh Annual Report of its condition, and the general

resuits of its operations during the past year.

The bdef summary which I give here of the results of the year, are pre­sented

much more completely, and in detail, ill the tables at the close of

this Report.

Patients remaining at the close of last year, 511; of these 255 were

males and 256 femaJes. During the year, 273 were admitted, 145 male

and 128 females, being a decrease of 61 on the admissions of last year.

Of the whole number, 7 were placed in the Institution by their friends, 7

by the Oouuty Oommissioners, and 259 were committed by order of Oourt,

53, were received from the Oentral District, 32 males and 21 females.

Of Oentral Di trict patient.<:;, 51 were diSCharged, 24 males and 27 fe ·

males, leaving on State account 88 white patients, of whom 44 were male

and 44 female .

From the State at large, 19 colored patients were received, 9 males and

10 females.

Of colored State patients, 13 were discharged, 7 males and 6 females.

Total remaining on State account 107, males 55, females 52.

DUl'ing the year, 240 patients have been discharged, 165 cured, 13 im ·

pro ed, 62 died.

Of tho e cured, 90 were males, 75 females. Rate of mortality on whole

numb~ r treated, 7.90. Percentage of cures on admissions, 60.44, which is

a slight improvement on the last year's results.

The greatest number of inmates at any time during the year was 573,

being 11 more than at any time during the previous year.

The least number at. anyone , t ime was 511, being 80 more than the least

number the year prevlOu .

The gr at st n1llllbel' of mal s at anyone time was 293; greatest num-ber

off em ales, 287.

Least number of males, 255; Least number of females, 254.

The daily average for the year was 536.66, being 26.35 more than the

year previous. \

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~ here have been 11 readmissions, 6 males and 15 females, being 7 less

than the readmissions last year.

There are in the Institutiou, and depending on the Oounty for support,

but 101 more than ' wben tb Asylum was op ned el~ ven years a. go. Pre ·

nous to that time, although we had the advantage of the State A ylum

at Dayton, and the old Lick Run Establishment in thi Oounty, there

were remaining 113 as the result of three year working of that lnstitu ·

tion, At the same rate of increa e or ac umulation, we would now have

414 patients to be supported by the Oounty at a y arly 0 t of $ 62,514

above what it now is,

I find by computation that the total average e pense of tbe Oounty for

the past year amouuts to $ 97.67 per pati nt, and th average xp n es

per week, $ 1.87 for each patient.

There has been a great d al of sickne i! in th Asylum among both

patients and employes, but fortunately without incr a ing the d ath

rate, exce~ t to an almost inappr ciabl~ e t nt, and w hould consid r

ourselves very fortunate in escaping 0 well. It is , tru. e that th majority

of the cases were not of diseases having a gr at tend ncy to a fatal result,

when attackin~ an otherwise healthy person, but th ra a~ among t the in ·

sane so many d() bilitated, broken- down con titutions, and tho whom it is

difficult to nourish on account of som haUu ination which make lih m

reject all food, that almost any disease of a d bilitating or prostrating

character is apt to carry off some, being 0 much more of a load on

systeml'!!\ lready weakened and overburdtm d. We congratulate our 1 ves,

therefore, on having escaped any wors i itation, but fi ling d eply

grieved ( to use the mildest expression), that so much pI' ventable suffer ·

ing was allowed to occur.

Malarious disea es prevailed not only in the ylum, but al 0, and to

a much greater extent, in aU the country around it. It i true that ther

was a more than usual amount of uch dis ase 0 er a. very large ction of

country, but it was much aggravated in our n ighborhood by ag ncies

which could and should be controlled, and probably will be in tim , but

: notuntilaverylargeamountofsufferingandexp n eha b n au d. One

. cause of ma. larious disease. not only in the sylum, but out ide and

beyond it, tQ a very considerable distance, is the practice ofdrawil1g off the

water in the canal, for the purpose of cleani; ng . or repairing, in the middlo

ofSummer. l.' his exposes to the rays of t ile UD, at the very hott st period

of the year, a large, though narrow, surface of mud, co ered and mixed,

to 3 great extent, with d cayiDg animal and v getabJ matter, and ub.

ititutes for 3 flowing stream, a succession of' stagnant pools and wt't

rotten, slimy material, neither land or water, steaming and r eking with

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foul, offensive, poisonous vapor, the more dangerous for being invisible.

Were this miasm a offensive to sight as it is deleterious to health, no

community · would tolerate it for a moment, if preventable, and if not pre­ventable,

the population would speedily transport itself to some more

salubrious locality. Being invisible, it is in a great measure forgotten, in

accordance with the old proverb, " Out of sight, out of mind." But even

as it is, everyone, whether physician or not, will at once admit the un,

healthiness of these exhalations, but not knowing how'great is their pow­er

for evil, they doitin a quiet, passive kind of way, that leads to no action.

No one but a physician, or one who has devoted a good deal of time to

the study of the subject, knows how very unhealthy this miasm lS, nor the

wide and extended varieties of ways in which it may injuriously affect the

constitution of man. The amount of evil that may be produced by even

a light contamination of the air i not only not generally appreciated, but

scarcely known at all, except by those whose studies have taken that di­rection.

The reasons why this is the ca e are obvious. In addition to

the invisibility of the noxious agent, its action is generally slow, though

persistent enough when once manifested; the symptom produced are

not uniform, but modified by age, habits of life, general constitution and

various accidental circumstances. Sometimes, too, the symptoms are very

slight at the commencement, and are frequently over looked at their onset,

and when observed are attributed to some other cause. There are, how-

. ever so many well- marked instances recorded by careful and acurateobserv­ers

of the very decided evil effectii on health of even local limited sources of

aerial contamination, that it would be folly to disbelieve or even doubt their .

existence, much more to neglect any meaRS in our power for the removal

or destruction of such disease- generating influences.

The draining of the canal in the midst of hot w ather, seems pr cisely

one of those preventable causes of disease which every good citizen anc; l

intelligent person hould oppose with all the influence they'p0ssess.

Even if the change of custom, in this particular, caused some incon­venience

or expense, or both, it would still be a saving of money and time,

to , ay nothing of physical danger and distress.

Consider for a moment the large Dum bel' of persons living along the

line of the canal, and therefore exposed every year to this source of de­ranged

health, and consequently of suffering, loss of time, and actual cash

outlay for medicines, physician's fees, etc. ·

The loss of time; alone, would itself counterbalance any additional ex­pense

that could possibly be caused. by a change of time for this process.

A very large outlay of money, if it were necessary, would really be true

economy, without at all taking into account the pain and suffering of

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ttler , and con-improved,

whic11,

and the cIa. of patien

m d more d irabl than

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This condition of things is prejudicial to the patients physically and

mentally, for physical disorder generally reacts unfavorably on the mental

disease, and we can not secure the best condition for health without pure

air, and this it is impossible to flecure in an over- crowded Asylum, espe­cially

when we have so many old, demented, filthy ca es. The ventilation

of the building is excellent, could scarcely be more free without too rapid

cooling of the air. There are, however, great difficulties in the way of clean­liness

and order, and giving sufficient at. Lention and observation to each

patient when the house is over full, and a great number of little things apt

to be postponed or neglected, none of which is important, but together

make a considerable difference in the ea e and Sl1cce s of the general ope­rations

of the Institution, and the result of our treatment of the patients.

The Colored Department is doing well, being even more comfortable in

some re; pects than the White, and the building with its various impl'o, e ·

ments for the comfort and control of ~ he patients, will compare favorably

with any of the other Asylurus of the State. All the colored in ane from

every quarter of the State who have applied for admi sion, have been

reCeived and well and carefully provided for.

I feel it my duty to again call atten tion to the impropriety, and in some

cases, cruelty, of serving legal proces on the insane. Those who are able

to comprehend it are injured by it, and those who have mind enough for

that, can not, of conrse,' do anything to facilitate the course, of"' a sui t . It

is an absurdity, a mockery, to bid a man who is imprisoned mentally, a

well as physically, to appeal' in COUfv himself or by his attofaey. And

that dignity and ~ espect which should hedge about the law in all its forms

and proceedings, is destroyed by a proceeding as devoid of reason, as any

phantasy that could originate in the brain of the lunatic himself.

In no case can it do any good, and in many it does decided and eriOllS

injury; the cxcirement caused by such an incident may very readily be

the turning point, t. he one pal'ticular thing which changes the prospect

from rapid and complete recovery, to certain, hopeless, lifelong madness.

The law provides severe penalties for the intlictiou of not one, tenth the

magnitude of this. Lest any should' think I am exaggerating or coloring

too highly, let us take a case as frequently occurs: ,

A suit is brought for divot'ce, the one against whom the suit is brought

is confined iu an Asylum, but in a very promiSing coudition, improving

from day to day, with an excellent prospect of speedy and complete re­covery.

Notice of the suit is served without any question a to the con­dition

of the patient or the effect it is likely to have on the mental dis_

ease. The feeling of hopeless imprisonme~ t, the eager longing for ' free­dom,

if only for a few hours, or even moments, the hasty, fruitless at ·

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temple to arrange & ome plan or defen , the conviction that it i8 only be ·

impri n , that it i & 0 bard to keep a connected train of tbonght,

or d vi aoy hem to defeat th nit- all th keep up inten excite­ment.

bani h eep, and in every w y iDten ify tbe mental di Or,

it ay be that the blow i 80 b vy that the patient ink at once into

gloomy d pairiog, never to recov r ev n the partial nit,- experienced

before tb rving or the notice.

Or tak noth r , not at all uncommon in son of mercantile

depr on:

bo ' 0 man 1 boriog nnd r men!&! aberration, caused by commer ·

cial troobl and I . and who derangement reely depend 80 much • D aetnal ) or property by the an ieti and perplexities preceding

it; ben be h been working day and nigbt, king to its utmost every

faeoijy of bi mind; ecarce able to eat or Jeep; biving with all the

migbt and energy tbere i in bim, and training aU tbe power and eneTgy

of bia intellect to find a way or e pe ( rom tbe threatened di tfr, until

t t, tbe ov rtaxed brain, tbe ov _ rwrought mind giving way, he' re­moved

to an A ylom in the hope that the treatment there, witb a total

dive ion of hi mind from bi recent troubl and (', banging the train oC

h ' id and ' ation into new and pleasant channels, may in time

mind to a comparatively, if not perfectly, uod condition.

IDII'IIUllftI! II pro e beoeleial, and promi to be eotirely succe tuL

He ~ to talk more rationaUy, eepe betWr, i more cbeerful, eats

ida more appetite, and m to bf> tetllrning to hi normal tete of mind

nd bodJ. Ja at thia critical period, wben the UCOO8ll or tbe treatmeot,

the favorable or unfavOIable termioation of tbe case, tbe wbole prospect

Cor bappiD of tile mao' bole life, dep" nd on the avoidaoce of all

_ tal trouble, , Iy or anythiD, tending to recall the anDe '

" bleb unbinged h18 mind ud brought on th~ ' ty of bi coming to

ylDID- j a' tb18 time, be ' eel with notice or a suit crowing

out , f th very trouble bicb ea bill ineaaity. It 18 eearoely neceuary

to Y wb t the eJrect '

All h troubles come back at ooc., aggravated tenfold by the conlCiou-tbat

be' priaooer and can not get out to do anytbing ( or bimeel~

can not even get the m ntul I'l'lief ari ' og from active exertioo- can not

ill the lib degree, or to the 80WJ t extent, belp him If to promote

u. e rmination of th auit. Often there ia a ftrm conviction

that; ill con uence of thi inability to act, produced by the re8tt'aint or

coolDemeDt that be ia rio" that 110 will becompletely ruined, " hereM,

if be were free, be could ve him It harmlelL Ie it., tag too mach to

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assert that such a condition of affairlJ is not only very likely, but almost

certain, to convert an apparently convalescent case into an incurable one'

There must be a remedy for such a state of things, and one which I

woulcl suggest, is, that all legal processes should be served on the Super­intendent,

and the Oourt determining. after- due consideration and hear­ing

his report, what is the proper cour e of procedure in the case, having

regal'd first and foremost to the restoration to reason of the patient as of

far greater importance than any property, however great the amount.

There is another subject which I have alludeu to before in my Reports,

and to which I wish again to call attention, and that is the form or man ·

ner of commitment of patients to the Asylum.

There does not seem to be any absolute necessity for submitting patients,

supposed to require treatment in the Asylum, to such a trying ordeal as

tbeir appearance in open Court, on trial to decide the question ' of their

sanit; v. Some portion, at least, of this painful and exciting proOO$ s might

he avoided.

Pay- patients are now admitted without the formality of going before

Court, and there seems no reason why they should be differently treated

ill tllis respect from those who are upported by the county. Indeed, the

reason most commonly urged for having patients brought before Court,

is the prevention of fraud and false imprisonment, and temptations to this

are more likely to occur in the cases of pay- patients than of others, for

they generally have property which relatives may be desirous of getting

under their own control. Even if the present system of receiving pay­patients

should not seem proper to be applied to all, some plan might be

devised that would sufficiently guard against fraud, and at the same time

obviate the necessity of exciting and alarming t. he patients by bringing

them into Oourt.

The followiug improvements have been made during the year:

Two boiler- feeders of Ooke's patent have been placed in the 4th story of

the male siele; 912 ft. lead. flooring has been laid in. pantrys, water- closets

and adjacent apartments; 17 new water- stands ( Hopper's) put in; 2 iron

trays in dining- rooms, and 1 wrought · iron tank 16 by 3 ft. in Lodge De­partment,

male side. A new kitchen has been built, 16 ft. sqna. re, with

Rtone floor resting on wrought · iron joists, s~ on pillars. The

old kitchen, 18 by 32 ft., has been repaired by flooring it in the same way,

with stone and wrought iron. Two new trays have been put in the kitchen; ,

300 ft. soil pipe laid, and a bench of new reto~ ts placed in the Gas H.> use.

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of the year are aa lollow.

I.... f "..

"', 060 UI

83,000 00

42,000 00

10,411 fn

2,010 16

1, li4 00 to "

142,675 Ii9

Dill' RU_ ............ .... .... ...... ...... .... ...... .... .... .. . . .... 141,825 59

Balance 011. hand .....••••• .". • . • • . . . . • •• .. • • • . • . • . •. . . • • .. _ 00

The xpeo of the In titution for the comiog year will probably

amount to about 135,000. O( tbi there will be nece888ry ( or the upport

of paU D from the Qentral Di met, say 25,000; for colored patients

froID the tate, at large, y 000.

To meet thia, there i DOW in the Treasury, object to the draft of the

ward, a balance from the appropriation of I t year for the upport of

DiraJ Diatrict pati 0 of 10,373.13. Al a balance from t

y • appropriatioo for the pport of colored lonati from tbe tate at

Iarp. or t2, lU. . The remaining mount nece ry for tbe upport of

the In itation will be made op in part by an appropriation, baaed Dpon

a compotatif'n mad by the uditor of tbe State, proportionate to tb

ooot appropriated to benevolent 10 titotion on ide or Hamilton

d in part hy a direct. 1 vy upon Hamiltoo couoty by the County

n DOt el my report ithoot again urgiog the D ity, or at

ry great ott: ful of aD Inebriate ylum. I have taken

on \" era! tim before to pe It of thi bot oot, I think, oftener or

with more nrgt" ocy tha~ the importance of the nbject demand That

ftAlt ttempted to be prodoced i one of the beat and 10 t pbiIau.

tbropie that h beeD conceived amoug the maoy benevoleut bemee tbat

bave beeo originated COl' the ben ftt of the aftiicted, i aim t If. videot;

d that the d ired reeult can be attained, to a greater or I degree,

. ue. dy been demon rated by the operatiou of ch in titotion in

otber t and countries. It ID. 8 traoge tb t OOJ' 0 0 Legi lature

d DOt t Ite eome action in the matter, for VeD,.' regarda the xpen

it . , t'. nerally mitled filet, that it cheaper to reform than to punish.

hole community · taxed more or I all the time to pay tor tbe

m' · 0, of druo reI and the I of h one' labor, or productive

po r, much t. UeD from th ability of the commuDity to pay the

" ition 1 tax.

Ileh In ho e eI', may be made to. greater 01' 1 extent self ·

pporting DOt only by the experieD of In briate ylUDUl abroad, but

10 xteDt by that of out owu 10m, here there are freqwmt ap-

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plications for the admission of pay- patients at high rate , whose only dis­ease

is a morbid, uncontrollable appetite for intoxicating liquors.

If it should still be objected that a large outlay foJ,' buildings, ground,

etc., which the State could ill afford, would be requ' ed, before such an

institution could be put in operation, it may be answered, that with a

moderate amount of encourageme'nt and regulation by law, much would

be accomplished by individual enterprise.

There certainly ought to be in every State, at least a law providing for

the commitment of habitual drunkards to some afe custody for a definite

period of time, until by forced ab tinence and reguiar habits, the morbid

thrrst might be overcome, the will strengthened, and a reasonable chance

given for reformation. Some place should be provided by law for their

seclusion for a definite time, with this end in view, even if it is necessary

to use jails and penitentiaries- which are, however, not suited for the

purpose.

There is still another subject of importance which I will merely refer to,

and that js the crea, tion of the office of Commis ioner of Lunaey. The

office is considered one of great importance and usefulness where it ex­ists,

as tending to bring into general operation the best features of each

Asylum, of utlizing the experience of individual institutions for the ben­efit

of all. There can scarcely be a. doubt of the usefulnes of the office,

and the only que tion is the expediency of creating it at this time.

In concluding my report, I desire to return my thanks to the officers

and employes of the Institution for the faithful performance of their ar­duous

duties, for the untiring watchful care by day and night, often not

only without the reward, of gratitude and thankfulness on the part of the

friends and relatives of the patients, but too often repaid by distrust and

mi contruction of motives and actions, or absolute forgetfulness and in-difference.

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November 1,1870.

O. M. LANGDON,

Superinte'/ t. dent. '

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TABLE No. l.- Slwwing the increaJle an; d decrease ojpatients during the year.

Males. Females Total. Males. Females Total.

1--- 1------ --- ---

Remaining November 1, 1869 ..•.•.... 255 256 511 ... - --- .. - ----- ..

Admitted during the year .... ........ 145 128 273 400 384 784

Disc~ arged ? ured ...... ...... .. ..... 90 75 165 -_ .... -.-- .... -- .. _-- ... __ ....

unproved ........... __ .. 5 4 9 . .. .. " ....... ........ .. _-- --- . .. .

Died .................. ... ...... ...... 30 \ 32 62 --- ... . _- ........ .... . ..........

Eloped . . ..... --- -_ .. ... .. .. .. ... ....... ........ - - 4 4 ----- --- ---._ - -- -._-- .. ----- Remainijlg October 31, 1870 ...... 271 273 544 .......... _-- ...... __ .. .. ...... .. -

TABLE No. 2.- Showing number and causes oj deaths during the year.

Causes. Males. Females Total.

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Phthisi. s pull: nonaUs ...... .. .. .. .... ...... ...... ...... .. .. .... 12

Ma. niacal exhaustion ...... .. .... .. .. .. .... .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 1

General paralysil.... .... . .. . .. .... . . ... . ... ... .. . .. .. .. ...... 4

Maorumus ...... ...... .. ... . .............. , ......... ... . ...... 2

Epileptic convul ions................ .. .. . .. .... .... .. . ... .... 3

Chronic diarrhma ............ __ .. .... .. . ... ... ... .. .... .. .. .. 2

Congestion of the brain ............................................ ..

~ h~~~ f~;~~::::::::: ::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: ..... ~ ..

i~ li~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~~ j~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~~: ~~ ~ ~~~ :::: :~:: GMtro enteritis .......... .... .. .... . .. ... . .. . .. . ... . . .... .... 1

Suicide ........... .. .... .. .................. . ... ............. 1

Totals ...... .................. . .. .. ..... ............ .... . 30

18

5

· .. · · i ..

1

2

2

2

1

32

30

6

4

3

3

3

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

62

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TABLE No. 3.- Showing ages at which insanity appeared in 2,305 patients.

Agee. Males. Females Total.

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~~! ent~~ ' 5 ' y~~~~::~ ~:~: :~:::::: ~~::: ~:: :::::: ~::: :::: ::::

" 5 to 10 " ................. ...... ..... . ............ .

" 10 to 20 " ......................................... .

32 17 ' 49

8 2 10

17 6 23

104 86 190'

" 20to30 " ...................... ... ..... .......... .. 331 357 688

" 30 to 40 " ......................................... . 326 310 636

" 40 to 50 " .. ....... ..... ....... .. ................. .. 206 189 395

" 50to60 " ........................................ ..

" 60 to 70 It ......................................... .

99 82 181

26 33 59

" 70 to 80 " ......................................... . 12 7 19

" 80 to 90 " .. •........ ... .. ..... . ... ...•. . .......... . 4 1 5

Unknown .............. .. ....................... ........ .... . 19 31 50

Totals .................................................. . 1184 1121 2305

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TABLE No. 4.- Slwwing ages of 2,305 patients at time of their admisWm.

Ages. Males. Females Total.

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From 5 to 10 years .... .... .... ... ... .... .. .. .............. .. 5 2 7

" 10 to 20 " •• ... . ...... ...... ...... .... .... .... .... . . 80 57 137

" 20 to. sO " . ; .................. , . .... .... . . .. .... . .. • 318 349 667

" 30 to 40 " ......................................... 1 343 307 660

" 4') to 50 " .... .... .... .... .... ... ... .. .. .. .. •. .... .. 254 235 489

" 50 to 60 " . . .... .. .. ..... . .... .. ... .. . .. . . .. .... .. . . 119 107 ~

'" 60to70 " ................ :......................... 41 41 82

" 70 to 80 " ...... ...... .... .... .... .... .... ........ .. 16 15 31

" 80 to 90 ".......................................... 4 2 6

Unknown .................................... " .. .... .... .. .. 4 6 10 ------ 1-

Totals.. .. .... .. .. .... .. ... .. .... ...... .. .. ...... .... .. .. 1184 1121 2305

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TABLE No. 5.- Slw1. oing occupation of 2,305 patients a~ mitted.

Occupation. Hales. Females TotaL

Agents ...... .... .......................... ...... . , .. . .. .. .... 3

Actor...... .... .................. ............ ................ 1

Artists.................. ...... ...... ................. .. ...... 4

" wives ......................... -............. .... .................... .......... .

Architect......... . ...... .................................... 1

Author...... ...... .... ............ ...... ...... ...... ........ 1

Bakers................ ............. . .. ... ....... ...... ........ 10

Barbers .... ................... .............................. 3

Bankers ........ ....... ..... .............. . . .. ...... .... ...... 1

" son ......................... , . . . ... . .... ..... . .. . .. . .. 1

Blacksmiths ........ ,... ...... ............. .................. 21

Boilermaker ... . ...... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... .... 2

Boatmen...... .... ...... ...... .......... .............. ...... 9

Bookkeepers ..... ...... .. , ...... ............................. 5

Bookfolder .. ....................................................... ..

Book ellers ........ ...... ...... .. ........ ........ ............ 3

Bookbinder.. .... .... .. .. .. .... .............................. 1

Brakeman......... ... .......... ....... .............. ........ 1

Brewers........ ...... ...... .. .... ........... ...... ...... .... 7

Briekmasons .............. ...... ..... .. .. '. ... ............... . 2

Brokers.. .. ................ ................ ...... ............ 3

" wives.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ................ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ............................................. .. .......... .. ..

Broommakers... . .... .. .... ... . ...... .......... . ............. 5

Builder.... ...... ...... .......... .............. ...... ...... .. 1

Butchers...... ...... .... .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .... .... . 12

Cabinetmakers ........................... , ...... .... ... .. . .. . 21

" daughter .......... .. .............. ...... ............ ..

Carpenters.... ...... .... ...... ...... ......... .... ...... .. .... 32

Carriagemakers.. .. .. ...... ... . . . .. .. ...................... .. 5

Cattledealers. .. ... ...... .. .... ...... .... .... ................ 2

Calkers.. ...... ............ . ......... ...... .......... ....... 2

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Cigarmaker ..................... . ........................ ". 17

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Coffeef, ouse kee}? ers ........................................ '. .. 6

WIves ................................... ..

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Contractor...... ...... . ..... ............ ..................... 1

Cooks............................ ............................ 6

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TrMen........ ...... ...... ...... ...... .... .... ...... ........ 6

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TABLE

Nativity.

Ohio ..........•..••••.....

K ntucky ...••...••.......

P nnsylvania ............ .

ew york...... ...... ..... 25,

irginia ....•...•......... 20,

Indiana... ... .. . ... .•. ... • 17'

Maryland ................ , 14

e Jersey ............. ..

M chu tt ............. 7

N w H mp hire ........... 3

Connecticut ........... ____ 3 4

lllinoi .................... 2 3

V rmont........ .......... 2 ~

GeorlPa ...... .. .. .... .. .. • 2 1

ichigan ................. 2 1

T nn ...... .......... 3 3

D laware ............ .... . 2 ... .

North Carolina...... ...... 3 1\

uth Carolina... .. .. . .... .... 1 1

aine .................... 5 .... I)

Alabama.................. 2 I) 7

.. ippi................ 1 <) 3

Rhode bland....... . ...... .... 1 1

uri ............... ". 1 1 2

unknown............ 56 55 121

Total American ......... 541

Grand total ................................... __ ............. . ... 11

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Cause. 10.1.. Fem 1e Total.

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Acquisitiveness ...... .. .. : .... . . ..••.• ...•.........••....•..

±!~~;:.~ t~::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: .

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Abmll . . ....... . ..... •... .•... ...•....•... ...... .••• •. ..•••.. 1

Apvylexy ...... . ...... ..... ... ...... ..• ...••• ...•.. .•.. ..•••. 6

BU8lDess anxietics...... ....• . ...... ...... .•.... ...... .....• .. 7

g~:~:~!:~ li~ f::::: ~ :::::: :::: ~:::::::: ::~::::::::::::::: :::: ....... . Congestive chill .... . ..................................... ...... .... ..

Disappointment........ .... .... .... ...... .................... 3

Disappointed affeotion8................ ............. . ........ . 2

Disappointed marriage.. .... .... ...... ...... .... .. .... ...... . 1

Domestic troubles...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... .... 27

Death of relatives.............. ........... .................. 17

Death of pl'tlsi< 1ent . .. .. ........................... . ................ ..

Disease of brain .......... . ............................. ..... 7

Disease of spine .................... , . .. .. .. . . .. . .... .. .. .. .. 2

Enteritis .. .......................................... ...... ......... .

Epilepsy. ........ ...... .... . .............. ................... 73

Exposure and fatigue...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .... .. ..... 3

Feat of draft .. .. .............. ... . . . .. .. .... ... . .... .. .... .. 3

Fear of want . . .. .... ... . ... . . . .. . . . . ... .. .. .. .... ... . .. .... 2

Financial troubles.............. ...... ....... .................. 19

Fever ...... ............ .. ...... ...... . ...................... 7

" bi. llious ......................................... ... ... .... .... .

" Bcarlet......... . .... ........... . .... ........ ........... 2

" · ship ................................... ...................... ..

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Grief ............. .......... ...... ................ ...... ...... 7

::~()~~~ d.~:::: :::::::'.:::::'. :: .... :: :::::::::::: :::'.:: :::::::: ~

III health.. .. . ... .. . ... . . . ... .. .. . . ...... ...... ... .. . ...... .. 64

Intemperance ............................................... 202

Injury to head...... .. .............. .. ...................... . 68

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6

1

1

19

4

19

1

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64

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1

1

22

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5

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8

1

11

1

35

1

41

46

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Intestinal worms ......... .'.. ...... ........... ...... .......... 1

~~~? l~~~: :::: : : : :: : : ::: : :: :::::: : ::: :::: ::::: :::::: :::::: :::: .... ~~ .. 1~

Loss of money or property.. .. .. .. .... .. .... .... ...... ...... .. 32 16

Lactation, protract. ed .................................. ...... 4

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Masturbation ... . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . .. ..... . . ... . . .... . . ... ... .... 113 4

~:~~: Ui~~ lo~ j.~~ :: '. : : : : : : : : : : : '. : : : : : : : : : : : :: ::: : ::: : : : : : : : :: ..... ~ . . 1

Menstrnal derangement . . .. .. . . .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . ... . . ... ... ........ 20

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Nervous derangement.... . . .. . . .... .. .. . ... .... ... ... .... ... . ........ 2 .

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Puerpel'al condi. tion ....... ' ........................ .............. ... .. 1 82

Pregnancy. . .. .... .. .... .... . . . .. ... ...... ... ... ...... . .. .... ........ 6

Political excitement... . .... ... . .. . .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • 1 ...... ..

Poverty ................ : ........................ ,. .... ..... . ........ 1

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82

1

113

75

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95

5

3

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21

12

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31

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17

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42

9

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105

248

78

6

1

1

26

1

47

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20

3

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Seduction of . ter ...... . .... , .•. ............ . ........• " , . .. 1 .... ... .

Slander........ .•.. .••• ...... •.•. •••.. ... .... •..• .•.•••... . •• .••• ••.. t

S~~;:=. · .::::~::::: '.~::::'. ~:: ~:::::::::::::: :::::: ::::: ::: ..... ~.. 1

Spiritualism .••• :. ..•. •••• .••••. •••••• •. .... .•••.•••.••• •••••. t

Stndy, exeetlllive. ..... .... ...•.. .... ...... ....... ... .... ...... • I

Sexual excitement..... . ... . .. .. .... . . . . . . . . . .. . .• .. .. . . ... ••. .• ...•.. 1

Syphili.......... •••.. .... ....... ..... ...•.. ...... .•.... .•••.. t 1

Tobacco, ex~ ve 11118 of....................... .. ........ •.•. 6 . ••••• •.

Uterine derangemens.... ...• .... ..•... . . •.•• ••• ...••. •..••.•. ..•...•. 10' 1

Variola....... ... ....... ... ..... ..... .... ...••. ........ ...... .... .. .. 7

ar excitement. • •. . . . . . . • ••• .... .. . . .. . . . . .. .•. . .. •. • ••• . . . . 30 1.

Want of employment.... ...•.. .... .... ..•... ...... •••• .••.•• 7

Woman' rights...... .. .. .•• • ...... ...• ...... .... . ..... .••... •. ..•... 1

Un1rnown ••.•.....•...•. ... ..•... .... .......•.•.•.•• •..• •• •• .

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Dementia .................................................. ..

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2li:~.~~:::::::: : ::: ::::::: :::: :::::: :::::::::: ::::::

Imbecility ............................. .................... ..

~ ::,~~::::::::: ::::::::::: :: :::: :::: :::: ::::: :::: ::::

. lJi~: ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::~:: MODomania ............................... .... _ .. ......... .. II

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Number of a~ tacks. Ma. le. s . Females Total.

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One .... ____ . __ ' ___ . __ . _____ . _______ - -- .. -- -- -- -. -- -- .. -- .. --. . 881

Two ______ . ___________ •. __ . _____ . __ . __ . - -- .. -- . -- - -- . . -- --. -- -- 159

Three ________ __________________ . __ .. __ ..... - .. -- ... - -- __ -- -- -- 32

795 1676

185 344

37 69

Four ____________ . __ . __ . . __ . . ____________ -- -- -- - - -- -- -- .. -- . --. 16 13 29

Five _____________________________________________ -.-- -- ...• .... 11 3 14

Six .. _. _ .. __ .. __ ... . __ ....... .' ..... . ....... . . __ ... . .. __ .. __ ., __ !' l 2 5

Seven __ ....... __ • . ____ ... ____ ........ __ ••...... __ . . __ -- . . . . . • . 3 2 I)

Eight __ ..... ___ .... .- __ ........ ... , . ____ •• .. . . .. . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 2

Nine .... _ .. _ ..... _ ...... __ .. ......... __ ' __ .. .. ... __ ...... __ __ __ 1

Ten __ • __ •.. ____ ............................................... 1

2

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Eleven ... . ................... _ . .................. __ ... __ . . .. .. 1 1

Twelve .. .... __ .. ...... __ . __ . _ .......... __ ........ ... __ ...•.. __ 2 1 3

Fourteen __ ...... __ ...... __ . ____ ....... __ ....... __ . ........•.... __ .. . 1 1

~ nb~~~ -. -..... '. ... _~'. :.'.'.'. -.'. ~'.'.'. ~'.'. -.'. ~'. :~ ......~ '.'.'.: '.:: :: :'. :: : : :: : : :: : 7~ 1 2

81 152

Totals ... ......... ____ .......... __ .............. __ . . __ . 1184 1121 2305

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TABLE No. n.- Showing Number of patients reoeived, disoharged, cured

and died, in each month since opening of Asylum.

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Mont · h. ] 31 1.. l. ' i

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lleceived from old Hamilton County Asylum ..... . __ ... __ . .... 296 ____ .. ________ __

:: ". Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum ...... __ ..... __ .. 23 ............ __ __

:: d:: lllg t~~%~~:::: ~::':~: :::::::: ::::::::::~: :::::: l~ 1~ ~ ~ g :: :: April __ .... .. ____ ... ____ .. __ .. __ ... __ . __ .. __ 194 135 84 34

May ____ . __ . .. ______ . __ .. __ ....... __ .... __ __ 214 176 114 41

" . tt June . .. ....... _. ...... __ ............. ...... ....... _ ..... _.. 225 196 86 32 :: July .......... .. .................................... "" .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 164 162 103 38

~; fe: b~~:::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: t~~ ~~~ ~~! :~

" October............ ........ .. ........ .............................. ............ 139 317 228 28

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" "

" " November ....................... _ ... __ .... _ .......... __ .. ... ... _ ... 148 69 45 20

" " December ............. ~ "'........ ........ ...... ........ . ....... 137 102 50 37, ------ Totals __ ...... __ .. ____ ............ __ ...... _ ..... __ .. 2305 1761 1148 385

;

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28 .

TilLE No. 12.- Showing duration oj t'esidence in . Asylum of 1761 patients

who have been disoharged.

'.. I

Duration of residence.

Less than. 1 month...... ...... .•.. ...... ..... . ......... ...... 210 - 30 3 79

Between 1 and 2 months..... ................. ............... 156 17 1 23

" 2" 3 " .. ...... . .. ... .......... .... . .. .. .. .. 155 11 1 15

" 3" 4 " . . .•. . ••. . .•. ... . . .... . ..••• . . ... .. . . 99 19 1 17

" 4" 5 " .... ',' ..................... '" ... .. . . 95 19 10

" 5" 6 " .... ............................. .... 85 6 9

" 6" 9 " .. ... . ... . . ... ... . . . . ... .. .. .. .. . .... 1i11 28 9 Z1

" 9 " 12 " ................................ ..... 64 11 18

" 1 II 2 Y ars............ ... ................... ..... B8 27 5 68

" 2 11 3" ........................ .............. . 2615323

" 3" 4 II ••• • • • ••• • ••• ••• • ••• ••• ••• • •• • •• • •• • •• • 14 5 1 Iii

" 4" 6" ...................................... 45 9

" 5" 6 " . . . . . . . . . • . . ...... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 6 1 30

" 6" 7 " .............. .... .................. .. . 1..... . ...... 12

" 7" "....................................... 3 2 .. .... 10

'( 8 II 9 " .......... . o....... .. .......... ........ .. ............ ...... .......... ........ 1 2........ .... 9

" 9" 10 " . . . ... .. . ... .. . .. . . ...... .... .. .. .. .. .. 4... ... ...... 12

" 10 " 11 " .......................... ...... ... .... ...... ...... ...... 2

" 20 " 25" ................... ...................................... 1

---~---

Total ................................ .............. 1114 203 25 385

. " 1.

TABLE No. 13.- Shmcing causes oj all deaths since the opening oj the Insti ·

tution.

Caus68. Males. Females Total.

Phthisis pnlm nalia ...... ...... .. .... ...... .. ...... ...... ...... 56

( ien ral pl1rl\ lysi . ............................................ .. 29

Epil ptic convulsion8....... .......... .......... ...... .... ...... .27

Mnnia al xhaustlon............................... . ... ........ 15

94 150

7 36

11 sa

13 28

Diarrh a., brouie ................................... " . . ... .. .. 6

" ant ...................................... .. .... ......... .

7 13

2 2

Pneuruoni , acuw ...... .. .... ...... ... ... . .... . .. . ... .... .... .. 7 3 10

W~:~~ r~': ~?:~~ i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I! 1

6 17

6 10

5 12

T~ fholl. 1ania ................ ..... ... '" .... ...... .... ...... .... 3

o ( 8,8: e.......... ...... .................... ...... .............. 3

DebilIty, 8 nile.......... . ...................................... 2

Ery~; pe18 g . ~. ~~~: ::: ::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::: :: :::: :: :: :: ~

}' ever, typboi< l.. .... .... .... .. .... .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . .... . .. . .... .. 2

He~~ t d': a~ P ~~~::::: '.::: :::: :::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::: .. . 3"

.. 7

.4. 76

2 3

2 5

3 5

1 1

3

Conge8tion of brain ...... .... ... . .. .. .. .... . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 2 S

/

TADLE No. 1S- 0ontinued.

. Ca. uses. Males. Feml\ lell Tota. l.

----~-..!.----------- ----- -

Enteritis .. ...... ... ..... . ..................•.•....••.......•.. 1

Gaatro. enteritiB . . .............. .............••... :.,.. .... . . . ... 2

::;~~ Ft~ i:~;~~ i~:: ~::::::::: ~:::::::::::::;:::::: :::: :::::: :::: ::: ~:: t

r~=~! i~:: :::::: ::::: ::: :::::::: ::::::::::~:::::: :::: :::::::: ~ " ""'"

Inflamma. tion of bladder and kidneys .......•• :. . . . • . . . • • • •. •. . . 1

Abecl.' 88, hcpatic . . . • . . .• . • •. . •.••. . . . . • • . . • • •. . . . • • . . . . ••• ••••.• . •.••.

Scrofula ........................ ........................ . ........... .

Quinsy .............. .... ..... ........ .... .......................... .

Injury from 80 { all ........................................ ...... ..... .

g. rl~ r~~ .~~~~~:. : : : : : : :: :::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~: : : : :: ... 4' .

Admitted i. articulo mo, · tis .•.• • .•. ..•. . • . • • • . • • • .. •. •.•. . • • • • . • . 3

Totals ........ . ....................... :.. . ... . . . . . ••• . . . 197

.

1

1

1

1

2

1

3

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

~

1

1

1

1

I 2

1

7

4

3SS

TABLE No. 14- Shotoing duration of insanity, previou8 to admi88ion to

Asylum, in l:! 73 patients.

I

Period of duration. Mal . F moles Total.

Be~ ween t and 4 weeks......................... ............ 22

" 1" 3 months..... ....... .... ...... ... •••• ...• .... 33

" 3" 6" ........... . ...................... . 15

" 6 I. 9 " ... ... ....... .. .... ••.•... ......... 9

" 9" 12" .. ............. .................... 2

" 1" 5 year8......... . .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .... .. .. .. .... ........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 37

" I)" 10 " . .... .... .... ..... .... .... ....... ..... 6

" 10" 20 " ........... ........................... 5

" 510" 30 " ............................................ ..

Unko: wn..... ..... .. ... ....... ....................... ........ 16

Totals..... ........ ...... ............ ...... ...... .... ..•. 145

,

",

,

26

16

8

7

4

38

5

3

2

19

128

48

49

23

16

6

75

11

8

2

35

25

REPORTS RECEIVED DURING PTE R.

UNITED STATES.

econd Annual Report of Board of State ommi ion

Charitie of the State of New New York, for the y r 1

Hoyt, Secretary.

Report of the Eastern Lunatic A ylum, at illiam burg Virgi .

the year ending September 30,1869. Dr. D. R. Bro er,

Report of tile Tennes~ ee Ho pital for the In

year 1869. Dr. W. P. Jones, Superintendent.

Report of the Proceeding of the A sociation of eel UperiD Dd ·

ents of American Institutions for the In ne, held in taunton, ir-gioia,

June, 1869. Dr. Thomjls S. Kirkbride, Pr ident. Dr. JohD

' Curwen, Secretary.

Thirty · third Annual Report of the Officers, of the Vermon lum fi

the Insane, at Brattleboro', for tho year 1 69. Dr. W. H. kwell, uper-intendent.

Annual Report of the Trustee of the Ho pital for the In 0 of tb

State of Wisconsin, at Madison, for the year ending ptember, 30, 1

Dr. A. S. McDill, Superinendent.

Forts- fifth Annual Report of the Board of Manage1' 8 and fedi 1 u­perintendent

of the Kentucky Eastern Lunatic ylum, at Lexington, ( 01'

the year ending September 30, 1 69. Dr. Wm. S. hipl y, uperin ·

tendent.

Fourteenth Annual Report of the State Lunatic Ho. pital, at ortb ·

amptoll, Massachosett, for th year 1869. Dr. Plioy Earle, u riD ·

ten dent. '

Second . Report of the Commi sioDer of the Ho pi tal for tb In De of

the Northern District of Penn! lylvllnia, at Dauville, for 1 Traill

Green, Jo eph A. Reed, John OllrlVen, Oommi loner

Report of the Go\' erllment H~ pital for the In De, at W ingtoD,

D. O., for the year 1 69, being the FourU> entb Annual port of the

Board of Visitors, and the Seventeenth Annual Report of tbe operin.

tendent ot Oonstruction. Dr. ObarleH H. iebol operintend nt.

Reports of the Trustees and Superintendent of the ' ne In ne H

pi tal, at Augllsta, for the year 1 69. Dr. H. Harhw, uperintendent.

The Fourteenth Annual Report of the Board of Comm' ' on ( or

Reform Schools, to the Governor of the State or Obio, at Lan ter, for

the year 1869. G', E. Howe, Esq., Actiog Commi · oner.

26

Tbe Thirty · : first Annual R port of th Board of Tru t es and Officer( l

of the Oentral Ohio Lunatio . A. yluUl, at olum bu , for the y ar 1869.

Dr. Wm. L. Peo~, Superintend nt.

Forty. third Annual . R port of the Board of Tl'u t and mc l' of

the Ohio Institution for the Education of, th at' and urn U, at 0-

lnmbns, for the year 1869. Gilb rt O. FI1Y, M. ., Sup riut ndont.. ,

Sixteenth Annual Report of th Tru tie s of th

at Tallnton, Mas achusetts, for the y ar 1 GO.

Superintendent. .

Thil'tJ. third Annual R port of' th and

the Ohio Institution for th Education of' th lind, t IUllIbu, C l' the

year 1869. G. L. Smead, M . . A.. Superint ltd llt.

Nineteenth Annual I cport of tb of

Refuge, at Oincinnati, for the S ar nding

Monfort, Esq., Superintendent.

Fifteenth Annual Report of th Board of rust of the

Northern Ohio Lunatio Asylum, at 1 v land, C r the y ll. l' Dr. J.

M. Lewis, Superintend nt.

Annual Report of tb Truste' and Sup rint nd nt of t. l. l

tic Hospital of Penn yJ ania, at Hani burg, for tll r.

Jolm OUl'wen, Superiut nd nt.

Annual Report of th Manag r l' th W t ru un yh'ani os-pital,

at Pitt burg, for th at' 1869. r. J ph • H. ' u, up rill'

tendent.

Report of the Pennsylvania

for the year 1869. Dr. Tho . S.

Biennial Report of the Dir

teenth Annual Report of the

nd nt nnd l' n ur r f the

mnl for, for th ' S ar 1

2' 1

Oalifornia, nt Stoc ton, tor th y ar 1869. Dr. G. A. Shurtleff" Superin­tend

nt.

Reports of tb Tru t and Superintendent of the Butler Hos-pital

f01' til Ins n, r nt d to the orporation at their Annual Meet­ing,

Janu ry 26,1870, t 1' 0 i( lenc , I hode Island. Dr, J. W. Sawyer,

Sup rint nd n .

Report of ttl t. rn Luna. tic A ylum, at Staunton, Virginia, for the

years 1 67, ' 0 Lld' 6. Dr. Iran i T. Stribling, Superintendent.

Tbird A. JllIual R p rt of the larl e Institnrion for Deaf Mutes, North­ampton,

M s ' hu ~ tt, or th year ending Fehruary 1, 1870. Gardiner

G. nbbar< l, r id nt.

Third Atluul\ l r port of th Board ot' State Charities to tbe Governor

of tb St t t' Ohio; for til year 1 69. 001. Geo. D. Harrington, Presi-dent.

l{. • y r , Seor try.

aport of the Alabama Insane Hospital, at Tuscaloosa,

t r Brice, Superintendent.

Fifty. i til nuual R port of' the MassnchusettR General Hospital, for

the yenr lSG!). r. lIj min . Shaw, Superintendeut.

Annuul ' P rt of th lug's County Lunatic Asylum, New York, for

the y ar udiug July ,1869. Edward Chapin, M. D., Resident Physician.

11Dunl II rt of' tb Iuean and Medical Departments of the Phila-delphia

1ms QUI:!, 1' 01' th year 1869. Dr. D. D. Richardson, Superiu­t

nd nt.

Fifty · tbhd llUUllll port of the Asylum for the Relief of Persons De-priv

u f til u on, at Pbiladelphia, for the year 1869. Dr.

J. H. Worthingtoll, up l'intelluellt.

S1. th nnunl port of the Board of State Charities of Massachusetts,

for the y l' 1 69. S mu 1 . Howe, Chairman; Julius L. Clarke, Secre-tary.

I

Annual R port f' the St. Louis County Insane Asylum, at St. Louis,

Missouri, for the allicial. ar ending April 23, 1870. Dr. Charles W. Ste-vens,

Sup rint LId nt. .

Tw nty- s v nth Buual port of the State Lunatic Asylum, at Utica,

New 01', f r tIl ear 1 G9. Dr. John P. Gray, Superinteudent.

Fourth Aunual epol't of the General Hospital for the Insane of the

State of onll cticut, at Middletown, for the year 1869. Dr. A. M. Shew,

Sup dotand ut. . .

nuu 1 R port of the Resid nt Physician of th~ New York City Lunatio

Asylum for the ~ ear 869. Dr. R. L. Parsons.

• I

I

2

r y- ftfth nd Fotty- . th nual port of the Officers of thtl Retreat

for th 10 n at Hartford, Conn ticut. Dr. John F. Butler, uperin-nnual

R port of tb Dir to of th ity Infirmary of the

ityof incinn ti, for th r ending March 1, 1 70. Abijah Watson,

operint nd nt.

onu 1 Report of the incinnati Ho pita), for the year endi~ g March

10, 1 70. H. . Jon , uperintendent.

OREIGN.

edical Superintenden and Oommi ioners of the Provo

incial Lon ti lum, at t. John' w Brunswick, for the year 1868.

Dr. Joho W ddell, uperintend nt.

port ofth edical uperint~ ndent of the Lunatic A ylum, at Toront{),

nada, for th y at nding ptember 30,1 9. Dr. Joseph Workman,

fin nd nt.

ounty and it Pauper Lunatic A y.

year 1 9. Dr. Jame herlock, Phy'

port of the General Board of Ooromi ioner in Lu ·

, of nd p nted to the Right Honorable Henry Au tin Bruce,

• P. By- J. Don. Wanchope, G. Yonng, Ja oxe, George Monro, W. .

F. Browne, Q{) mmi on

Richmond Di trict Lunatic lum, at Dublin. Report for the year

1 . By J pb Lalor, M. D., Phy . i n- Superiotendent.

Tw lfth Annnal port of the M dical uperintendent of the Provincial

11 pit 1 for th In n, Halifax, ova tia, I869. By Ja . D Wolf, M.

D., uperintend nt.

richton Royal In titution and South ounty Asylum, at Dumfries.

Tw nty. ninth Annual R port, 1 . J me Gilchri t, M. D. Phy ician­uperinteod

nt.

Fortieth Report of the Belfast Di trict Ho pital for the In ane, from

Aprill to D mber 31, 1 9. Robert Stuart, M. D. Phy ician- uperiu­tend

nt.

v nty · fourth Report of th Friend Retreat, near York ( England), for

th " 1 r 1 70. John KitChing, . D., edical uperiotendent.

To Dr. O. M. Langdo,.; Superintendent:' ;

' Sm- I herewith present to you the following detailed ltatement of . r&

ceipts ' and disbursements in my department, for the year ending Octobt- r

31~ 1870. "

Respectfully,

B. T. THORBURN, I# ttJtDtIft1

Cash balance from lut vear .•...•...•• ••.. · · · · · · •• • · · · ••••• •••••• 1',_ H

" State orden! Nos. 67 and 68 ......... . .................. " . •• 2,, 008 00

" 4. " 69 " 6() .. 10-. ~ ........ ..................... ............ ............... 1," .,.,

:: . :: II 61 II fa ......................... ,_ ...... 1,000 00

" .63. " 64 ................. ,..... ....... .. . . 2,000 00

" u « 65, " 66 .............................. · •• 2,00000

,1", 060 16

, DmBmM~

~::~: ng!:~:~ t:::: : ~::: : : :::: :::::: :::: ::::: :::::::: ::.::: ::::::::: ::: ::: -= ~

Daily papeR! aud postage .... ........ ...... ...... ...... ...... ......... . .... 21 lJO

~ pf:;! s:::: :::::: :~: :::: ::: :::::: :: ::.:: :::: :::::: :::::::: :::::: ::~:::::: ~:

Flour, 100 barre1a ................................ ,...... ................ . .. 56( 43

heights .... . ... .......... .... ............................................ 156 00

Groceries : ....... .. .••.. ... .. ............ ........ .......... .......... ...... 1,239 53

Impro- vements ~ d repairs .................... ................... -.. ....... ... 615 ' 70-

~ urance ... _ ........ , .. . .. . . . . . .. ... .... .. .. •• .... .. •. . . .. .. . . . .. ... .... • 337 IiO

~ dexing . ... .. . . .. . . . . .. ... . .... .. .. . . • ... ..•• . ..... . . . . . • .. .. . . .. • . . . . . .. 100 00

Marketing .......... . , .......... , .... .. ......... . .... .... .... . .... . .... .. .. 200 66

Meats . . ........ , . .... " ................................... , . . • • .... .. .. . • . . .. t!! N 81

~::'; Zi~ i~' :::::: ~:: :::: ::::: :::::: : :::: :::::::::::: ::::: ::::::::::::: I, m : t

l71> duee . ........................... , .................... o' " ••• '" ........ , 1387. 3000

Refunder ......... " ......... . ........ ,., ..... .......... . ... ......... ,...... ; 00

Shoes ... ......... " . • .... .. .. • .. • . . • • •• . .. • • .. .. ... .. • • •• .. .. . . •. •••• .. • .. .. • 1MO 40

. Statio~ ery: Bud - boob . . .. , ..... ....... ..•. •... .......... ...... .... ......... _ 9000

Sttaw . ... ... ...... ......... ' ... " ..... .,..... .................. ............ ....

Eltable and · dairy .. ' .... _ ... · ~ ~ · · ...... · · · · · - 0 .. · ... . ............. ..... ........ 1' 0:-:

Wines, beer, etc .............. , .. .. .. . , ....... , .. .. .......... " ............. __ _

30

DECEKBER, 1809.

JUtCIW'T8.

Dec. 1.' CMh btIlan .•••••.•••..•••••••••••••••••.•.•...•••..••••.••••••

13. .. County order No. 1 •••••••••••••.•••..••• •••••• ..••..•••..•.

17. u " 0.2 ................ ............ .......... .......... ____ ..... ..

19." u 0.3 ............•.•..•....•..•....•.•••......

lIO. U t& te orden NOlI. 67 and •..••..••••••.•..•.•••••••....••

II. U u NC) 8.. 6Il) ,. 70 _ ........ __ •••• ___ ............ _ • __ .. e.

lI5. U ., Noe. 71 .. 72 .. ............................. .

is. U " oe. 73 " 74 ...••.....•..•..•...•••.••.•..•.

DI8BUJt8IDI1I: lII'I ..... . ...................................... .. ................. .

~~~~~~::)~::~::: · :~:::):))~~::::::) i:)::::::: · ::::)

O.- iee ....... .......................................................... .

S- Cunailhiq ..... ..• .• ....•..........•••. •. .. . .. . •••••......••.. " ... .

~_ ... aud~ .•. ...•..•... . ......... .. ..•....•......••••......

IIIarbtiDc .......•. ..... ,. . .... .......................................•..

oe-.' Ialariee .••••••• , •.•••••••••••.••••••••.•••••••••.•••.•....•••••..•

Prod •..•••.•••••...••••..••••.•••.••••••.•.•.•.••..••••.••••• •.••••• ..•

Pam' · · · · Ud ~ ::~ ~~: : ::: : ~::~: :::::::::::::::: :::: :::~ .. :::~:::: ::::

•........ ................. .......................................... , :! ~~: :::::: :::::: ::~~:: ::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: ~:::::

.1,423 79

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

,, 9:! 98

2,000 00

1,683 73

1600

1,4 « 50

61321

2,393 66

16i n

1,664 06

906 43

9035

5000

126 10

866 50

146 86

8140

6348

166 38

36766

.13,239 68

CMIa 1IaIaee. ••••• ...... .... .•.• ...... .... ..... . ...... .•.•...... .... 2,184 11

l .. L

I.

t.

I.

I.

I UABT, 1870.

JQCaPI'&

C8Ib w-.................................................... .

.. 00mItJ alder 0. 4 ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.

Of .... OL 75 .... 7t .•••••••••.........•.........•.....

.. .. Ceatral DiIUid ....................................... .

: : ~ oa u- n...-* 1 ...................... .

order o. 17 ........................................... .

... · · · .:.; a · Wi::: :'.:::::::~: :::::::::::::: ::: ::::::: ::::::::

~.~~ i.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

bnlron_ ... uc1 rep. lra . ........... ..... ............................... . =::.. ::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::.:: ::::::::: :::: ::::: :::::::: :::::::

~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

1Iedi ....

0.-' ~.:::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: :::::: ::::

- a". 1,487 00

lJ479

IiOC 10

1,358 31

Ii88 30

146 14

to3 30 _ 75

107 38

1," 81

1,8- 1971

1,100 10

31

~:~! arrd ~ iis' ::: __ :::::: :::.'::::::::::: :::::: :: :::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::

Produce .... .... ................. ... .. ...............•••.•.......... , ., ., •.

Stable and dairy ... ........ ..... '" .....•...•...........•....•..•...•.••..

Straw. . . . . . . . . .. . .... ...... . ....... . ••.................•••.•••..•........

Stationery, pr nting, etc . ...•. ............•••....... ..•..••.•....••••.•.•.•

Wine, beer and ale . ..... ... .. . . ....•••. , .............•..•.....•... . .•.••.•

Caah balance . . .. . . . .•. •......••................•...•.. " .........•.

Feb. 1.

1.

7.

10.

14.

21.

FEBRUARY, 1870.

REECEIPT •

Cash balance ... ... ... ...•...... .•...........•.............••....

:: County order No. 5 ........ ... .......... •.•.....••.•...•••.•

" " No. 6 .•.•••.•.........•...• ..• ..••••. •...•.•.•

" " " No. 7 .....•.••.. ........••.........•.•.•••....

" " " No. 8 .•. •.•.........•..•• •...•.•......•..•••.•

" " " o. 9 .•.•.. . ••..•• •• , ...••..••.••..•••••••••.•

DJ BURBEMENT8.

~: i: n~ n~ c~~~ t ~ ~ ~ :::'.::: ~:::~::~ ~::::::: ~ ::: ~::: :::::::: :::::::: ~:::::::

Dry g<) ods . .• ........ .. . . ............. . , . .... . ....•. ..•. • •.........•......

Daily papers, postage and toll ... . ...••... •...... •.•.....•••••.•.••..•••••••

Employes ..................... .... ..• ...... ... ...••....••....••••..•• "'"

Freights .......•..........•............ .•.. •.•. . .•.•. .•..•..••...•••••••..

Groceries .......•.............. .. ........ ......... ..• .........•.........••.

House furnishing .. ....... .... . ..•.....••••...•.....•. . "" .•....•...••••••

Improvements and repairs . .... ................. , ..........•.•.. ""'" .•. ,

Meats ..... ......•.• , . ....... .....•••.............. .••.. ... , .•...••• , ..•...

Marketing ... ...... .... .. . " "" . .......••...•.••• ..•..............•......

Produce . .......... .. ..•........... ........................•.....••..• , .••.

fE~~ i&~ i~~::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: ::: ::::::::::::: Shoes ..... ...... ........ ............................•.•.•••...• """ ••...

Surgical instruments ........ ........................•....•.••...•.... •.••.•

Straw ... . .....•....•............ . ..•.. .•........•.....•.........•.•..••.•.

Wines and ales .........•.. .. ... ....•... .... ••.••..••.....•..•..••.•..•••.•

Cash balance ........... ,. ........... ... ..........•............•..••••

I MARCH, 1870.

UCBIPT8.

March 1. Cash balance ..... ...... ......... . . .......................... ..

1. :: County Order No. 10 . ................................... ..

4. "" No. 1!. .................. .................. .

5. " " " No. 12 .................................... ..

10. " " " No. 13 .. ............ ...... . ................ .

15. " " " No. 14 . ............. _ ...................... .

1521

2, 00

,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

12,91621

95() ~

1020

1,653 50

91

I 12

200 511

16

40

2526

106 83

65.

73

1020

TT

l, sTT 00

32

PIGu, 011. b1lDdred

~ ........................................................................................................................... ..

................................................. .... ...... -........................................ . .......... ...... ..

11' ••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••

_ dairy............ .......•.. ... • ..••• •.......••..............

~~ ry aacl boob ...•....••••.••••..•........................ : ••.....

c.. Ia W-....................................... .............. .

.,. n 1.

I.

6-

11.

13-

lI6.

URIL, 1870.

UCJtIPl'II.

CMhW-............................................... . .

~ ~ tr~ :: ~:::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .

.. .. u 0.17 ..............•.......•..••••.•.... :.

u " u 0.1 ......................................... .

u .... 0.19 ....... ................... ... ....... . -............. .

· •• ". N .............................................................. .

I · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ...................................... .... .

1f............ .. ................................... .. ........ _, ........................................... .. ........... ..

i! lWlGIlery aDd boob .......... ....... ....... ........ " ................. .

........... ......................... .............. ..................

CaIh balaoce .. . •••••. ..••• ...•• •••••.••.••••••.•..•••.• •. •.••.•••.

$ 50000

1,186 18

512 ' S1

77700

759 00

87915

8000

700 00

32863

462 56

511 64

18 81

614 86

10160

575(}

6505

110,612 64

1,843 ~ •

112,455 90

11,843 26

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

111,843 t6

t375 •

2280

684 91

1,6e6 5(}

30 10

1,718 lIS

313 ' 7i

3,604. 61

168 10

97551

~ 63

100 00

22530

193 00

71 40

387 74

34 21

336 59

269 25

11,563 73

289 63

111,843 26

tat orderl4? r : if:'~ CentralDiatriet patients.. ........ 15,213 68

lend, CRlt. lide too county ..•. .. .. .• . .. . . . . • . . . .. . 1152 24

16,166 92

~ 4. B1 COllDV Treuurer' reeeipt, 1i1ed lor UIlollDi ~ d in.. ..••. .... S6.165 99

May 2.

2.

2.

• s3•..

G.

6.

7.

9.

) 0.

11.

12.

13.

88

MAY, 1870.

RECEJPl' •

Cash balance .........................••• •. .... ....••••• ..•.....

" Couuty order No. 20 •..•••••••..•....••••••••••••••••••••.•

U State orders Nos. 1 and 2 .............. ....... ...................... ......... . ..

" " No. 3 ...... .. ................................................................ .. ......... ..

" " No. 4 ................ ........................ .

" " NOll. 5 and 6 ........ . ....... .............. .... .

'~ : Tos. 7and .... - .......... - ..... .. - ... _ ........ ............ .

:: Board of pa. tients ............................ ' ... __ ............................. __ .... ..

State orders No .9 and 10 •.•. •••• •••••.••.••••.... , ••••••••

" " No. 11 ................................ ....... .

" ., " No. 12 ...................... .. .............. ..

" I, No. 13 .............................................................................. ..

" No. 14 ..................... _ ............. _ ..... . ................ ..

,( " ~ o. 15 ................................................................... .

~~~~~ ~.~~ . ~~~~ ~ ~ : : : : : : : : ~ : : ~ : ~: : : : : : : : ~ : ~ : : : : ~ ~ : ~ :: : ~ : : : : : : : : : ::::: : : : :

~!~ fo:: f~: : : : : : : : : : : : ~ : : : ~ : : :: : : :: : : : : .' : : ~ : : : : : : : ~ : : : : : :: : :: : : : :: : :: :

8~ Jri~~ 8.::: :::::: '.: :::: ::::: ::: ::::: ~:::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::

HoulI6 furnishing ........... .... . .....•............ ..•. .............•.•..

Improvements and repairs .. . _ ..... _ •.• ...............• •.• •.• ....••. _ ....

~~:~~~.::::: :::::: :::: ::::: :::::::::::: :~:::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::

Offioo1' 8' salarie8 . ........... ... ........•.... .•• ..........................

Produce ... . .... ................... " ..••.............•.. ............ .•.

90

000 00

10

173150

rl115

2,3115 ~

15. .,. ­-

Ii 1

Stable and da. iry ..... .... ... ......... " .....•.............. .. , .• . ••• • . . . _ •

Shoes .... ......................•••..•. ..• ....•....... .... .•.•..•••••.•. , 1 • . eo

WiDe, beer, (' te ...... ..... . .. ... . . .... ................................... 171 _

Ouh baJancfl ....................................................... .

JUDe 1.

1.

3.

5.

6.

9.

11.

J NE, 1870.

RECEIPT •

Cash baJlUlee ............... -............................... ..

" State orden Not. 16 and 11 ......................... ..... .

" No. 18 ... ................. .... ................................................. ..

"

u NOI. 19" 2() aDd il ................... _.. Oo ...... ........ ' O'O ....... .. ' I No. 2' 2 ......... ......... .... .. ............................................... ..

" " Not. 2S, and 24 ........ .... .............................................. ..

" •• Nos. 25, 2(; and ' rI ............................................ .. .... ..

-"- 7,-,,. - T7 l, 1II ,.

II

1,1. ,.

1," 00

1,000 00

1,000

1,000 00

I, 00

3,000 00

103 ,.

Flour, 100 lbs .... • .•. . .• . •.• .. ' . .. .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. . ..... .... ....... . . . . . .

Groceries ••..... ••••• • . • . . •.. . • . ... . . ... .. . .• .. . . ••• . ... . •••. . ... . ...• . .

House furnishing .•. . • .. . ... .. .. •.• .• . ••• . . . . . . .•• i" • •. ••••• • •••.• •••..• •

Improvements and r epairs .. .. .. • • .. .. . . ......... ... ...... . . . ... .• •••. . . .

Marketing •. ... . •.•. ••. • . . ... . ... . . .•.. .. .. . .......... . . . ... . .. . . . • • . . . .

Meats .•. . . . . ..•.... . . . ..••....... • . . .•..• . . ...•... • . • •• .. . . .•. ... . ••••. .

Officers' salaries . .• . . . . ...••. . . . ... .. • •••. .. •• .•. •.• • • . . .. .. . .. ... , •••• •.

Produce .•.••...•••. .. .• • . . ... " ••. . •...• . . .... . : .. .. .. , .• . •• . . . • ..• • ••.

::~~! i.~~ :.. .. :.. ..... :.. :.. ;.. :: : :.. .-...... ::: .' :: .. :.. .. .-: .. :.. .-' .. :.. :: :: .. :.. :.. .... :: : : : .-::: .

Stable and dairy . ..... .. . . . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . . .. .... . . . .... . ..... ......... .

trltw . . . . . . . ... . .. . . . ... . ... . . . .. . . .. .• •.. .• •• • . • ... . ... . . . . . . .. . . . . ... .

Cash balance .. ..•. .... . . . . .. .. ..... ... . .. ... . . . .. · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

J ULY, 1870.

R~: CErM · I. I.

July 1.

1.

Cash bltlance . . . . . . ..• . . • . ... ... . . •....... .... . . ... . .. •. . ......

" tate orders Nos. 2 and 29 ... .. . .. . .... . . . . ... . ... .. . .. .. .

O. " " Nos. 30 auc131 . .......... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. ........ .... .. .. .. .... .. ..

5. 1/ " Nos. 32 9ou( 133 .. .. .. .. ... . .. .. .. . . . ... . .. . . . . .

16. " .. " 08. 34 Rlld 35 . ... .. ........ .. . .. . .. . . . ... .. . . .. .. . .... .. .. .

H Cen tral District . .. .... . . ... __ ... _ .. ... . .. .... ...... ..... . ...... ... . . . ..... ..

H Colored, outside H: tmil ton county ... .. .. .. . . . .. ... . ........... .. .. .

nI S n uJl 8 ~ ) II~~ TI! .

Dutter and eggs . . ... . . . . . .... ... . ...... .. . . .. ..... . . .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . ... . .

Daily papers and toll . .. . " . ... .. . ... . . .. .. . . ..... . . . .... ... . ..... . .... . .

~~~!~ l~ i:~~~~::: ::~~ ::: ::::::: ::~:::::::::::: ::::::::::: :::::: ::: :::::: Groceries .. .... .. .... .. .... . . . ... ... . .................... . .. . . . ....... . .

~~~~~!~~~ i.~~: ::: :::: ::.-::::::::::::::::::: ::: ',:: :::'.:: :'.:: ::::::::::

Improvements and repairs .. . , . ... .. .. .. ... ... .. ...... ... ' .... ...... .... .

~ 1[ i;;~:~~~:~~:~~::::::::~~::::::~~::::::~::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::

Stationery and books . . ... ..... . . .. ..... . , . .. . . .. . . .. ... ... . . ...... . ... . .

Stable nnd dniry ... . .... ..... . . . ...... ... . .. .. . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . ... .. . , ••

w:~ r · ~~~:~ i;::::::~~:: :::::::::: : ::: ~:::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::: ::::::::

ash balance . . .. ... . .... . . ..... . .. ... .. .. ... . . . .. . . . . . .. ... .. .. . ... .

AUGUST, 1870.

UltCEJPi'S.

. A. ug. 1. C~. 8h sbo. la. nee ...... . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .... . ... .... " ........ , ... ... .

18. . tn. te onleraNo. 36 o. nd 37 .. .. . .. . . .... .......... . .... . . . .

478 20

1,783 08

1, OlO 16

1,620 67

88 25

95175

25775

238 95

265 78

156 40

76 58

36 82

$ U ,315 32

1,788 44

$ 13,103 ?~

' 1,78 44

2,00000

2,000 00

2,000 00

~, OOO 00

4, 3393

1,165 16

$ 15,787 53

. - ,

288 01

21 85

599 00

1,765 00

54000

1,274 64

1,561 43

1500

1,129 4SI

lIB 75

980 fY'I

21B 70

330 4(,

101 50

95122

38 92

7540

19500

$ 10,204 46

5,583 01:

157~ 53

,& 5807

2,000 00

$ 7,583 07

-~.

Butter aDd egg. ...... ....... ... ................ ................ ........ .

DaU~ p. pen .............................. ............................. .

~{.:-:::~:::::::: ~::::::::~: :::::::::::::: :::: ::::::::::::::: :::: ::: HOGle flll'Ilbhing ........................................ ... . ........... .

lmprovemmtl and repail'll ..................... .. ......... .. ... . '" .. , .. •

=:.~.: :::: ::::::::::::: :::: ::: ::::::: ::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ­~:!:.~

bri~::::::::::::: :::::: :::::::: ::: :::::::::::::::::::::: :::::

Produce ................. ....................................... ... . .... .

table and dairy ... ......... ..................... ..... ..... ........... ..

traw ................................................................. ..

Stationery and boob ................................................... .

bon .................................................................. .

Winee, beer, etc .... ... ... ...... ........................................ .

Cub balance ........................................ ....... ... ..... .

8ept. L

14.

U.

18.

itO

SEPTEKBEB, 1870.

Jl:& CJ: IPTS.

Cuh balance ................................................. .

" State orden Noe.. 38 aDd : w .......... . ................... .

" " No.. 40 " 41. . ... , ........................ .

" " No.. 4~ " 43 .................... ........ . ..

" It No.. 44 " ~ .............................. .

t299 02

1540

1,76900

920

39692

17000

40400

9365

94874

199 21

31000

210 82

1,125 05

3730

268 30

17650

322 63

$ 6,755 74

827 33

$ 7,583 07

8827 33

2,000 00

2.000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

$ 8,827 33

Botter aDd t .• . • •. •••••• .•• •. • .•.. •••• .. • .•• . • • • • . •• . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 591 40

Dry goocla. • • • • • • • • • • • • . •••• . • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • ... • .. • • • • • • • • • .••• . • • • . 581 !) 1

Dally papera aDd pottage. '" ........................ ..•• .• .... .... .. . . . . 10 20

~ c; Lee :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ::: ::: ~::: :::: :: : : ::: : : : :: :: : :: : : :: :::: ~:~~ ~

Houle fomi8hlng...................... ... . . . .. .. .. . ... . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . 50 50

lmprovemen aDd repain.... . . . • • . . . . . . . .. .•.• .. ...... .••• . . • • • . • • • .. • . 548 11

99310

Karkeii~ g':::::::::::::::::::::: : ::: ::: :::: ::: '.:::::::: :'. : : :: : : :: ::::: : : : 55 93

Vachinery .... ....... . ...... .... .. .... .... .. .. • • •• .. . • • •• . • . • • .. • . . . .••. 500 00

Proclu • • . • .. .. • • .. •• .................................. .. • • . • •• •• • • • • • . 224 15

PaiDtin(.......... .......... ................ .... •• •••• •...•. ... . ........ 415 95

traw.... ...... .... .... ...... ... .. ............ .... .•••• . .... ........... 40 25

table aDd dairy~ .... .... .... ........ .. ............ .... .. .... .... .. .. .... 17 30 ---- \ 7,312 21

...... ... . .. ,1" . ~.; iI: ...... .......... ........ .. ~~ 4 .. ':. J. ......... _ ......... .. . .. 1,515 12

OIt. L

J.

"~

t.

It.

12.

31. n.

: u.

S6

OCTOBEIt, 1! 70.

' JttCEI: P'm.

Cilia 1MIJaDce .. .............. ....... : ...... .................. ..

II & tate Old r NOlL 46 aDd .1 ............................... .

. f .. . · OIL 48 " •. 9 . .................... ..... " .... .

~ NQil.. c, o " til ..... .. ........ .... .. ....... ..... ................ .

.. " NOIL62 .. 63 ......... ... ... ...... ....... .. ..

it () I.. 64 ' 00 . .............. .. ...... ...... O' .. .. ............... ........ ,, "

... Oil. 56 ... 57 .. .. .......... ............ .. .... .......... .. .... ........ "" .... ..

'" u ""() I. " 00 ...... ...... .... .... ...... ........ .. .... .. ........ ... ... .

~ ~~.~. o:.~~: .. :'. ':.:~ ~~:~ .. : ~~ '.~ :::~ '.~ ~ ~'.~~: ~.: ~_::~: :

U CoetiDpn fund . ........... ...... ....... ........... . : . . .

1,516 12

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

2,000 00

11,000 ( It

2,000 00

2,000 00 •

2,000 00

36608

82 91 -----

......... .. ...................................................... .

If~ L~~: HHCXH:: · · H:: · L/ · LHH ·

IlldlIItiDL '" ............................... .... ....................... .

.......... ....................... .................................... ...... ............................................ .... ..

• ...... Ift .............. ....... ........................................ ..

c.. Ia 1IaJu « I ........ .. .............. .... .... .... ............... ... ..

& Cat. order lot IUpport oC ~ Dt .... l Diatrillt patient. ......... .

order for npport oC eo1ond, oataide Hamilton eounty . .

a.. ntolplly · patio .... ................................ ..

" .4

"

$ 414 50

1550

2,432 56

. 2,196 70

163 68

71668

1,957 Sf

130 25

5412

1,899 17

944 32

120 90

::, 706 25

848 17

212 00

750 as

5400

6430

16, 1 6! 1

1,282 40

' 11,964 09

$ 10,77879

0.. 13. By County T

17. " •.

iueee1pt IIltd ( or lWIoont ...... ........ = .: ... . t6.~ 1 69

u. u ".. •., ................ ...... .. ...... .. ........ 3,591416 ' 1000

' 10.77879

7

RECAPITULATIO .......

RECEIPT .

Cash balance ........... , .............. . ...... ...• 0 ................. ' 0 •• e'

" From State .................................................. ...... .

:: " County ..................................................... ,.

Pay'patients ..................................... "'" ...... .

" l( Central District ..... ............. _. . _. .............................. ..... ..

" Sta! e, . for colored patients outside Hamilton county .•..•• •.•. •

I( Oml IODS .................................................................................................. ..

"

Contingent funds .............................. " ............ .

/ JUiIJ ' It }; IE:

:~~~ n~ n~ c~~:! t~:: · .:: · . ~ :::::::::: ~::: :::~::::: ::::::::::: :::::: ::::::::

Cool, 66,325 bu h ...................................................... .

Daily papers, polltage and toll. .... , .................................. ... .

Dry goods .............................................................. .

Flour, 720 bbls ................................................ __ ........ .

~~~~~:: s · : ... ::'.:::: :'.:: '.: :'.:::::::'.~::: ~~:: ~::::: ~::::::::::: :::::::::::: Honse furnishing ................... '" ................................ ..

Improvements andrellair .................. ............... t .. ........... .

Insurance.. . .. . . .. . .. .. .... . .. .. .. .. . . . ...... . .. . •• .. . . .. .... • ....... ..

~~:~~ i~.~ .. :: ::::: .......... :.. .. ::: .... :: ...... ::::.-::::::.: :::::::::::::::: :::: ::::: : Marketing ........... " ... .............................................. ,

: Moats ..................................... ............................. .

: MachiDcry ....................... .................................... .

: M: edicines .............................................................. .

Produce ............................................................... ..

Paving ................................................................ .

~!.}~~ g~~::: ::::::::::: ~~ ::: .. ~ ::~ ::::::::::::: ::::::: ::: .. :::::::: :::: :::

Salaries ............................................................... ..

hoes ....... .. .............................. ............................ .

Stationery, printing and books ......................................... .

Straw ......................................... ......................... .

Stable ond dairy .... ........ ....... .................................... ..

Wines, beer, etc ............................. , . ... . •.•. .... .... . ........ .

Cash balanc( · .... .............. .................... . ........ .

Cash- State orders tor support Central Di trict I' tieuta .•.•.....•• .•...••• ••

" Colored, out ide Hamilton county ...... """""" .••...•....•••..•

Board of pay · patient .........•..................•..•..•••.•...••.•• ---

B County Trl' urer' r ipt filed f, r moun ....... ,. e ••••• e •••••••••••• '-==_ i: S

) tALE EKPLOYES.

Poeition.

D. JL tieD Y .•••.• .. • . . . . . • . • . .. • • • . • . Engineer .... .••••• .. ...•••••

A.. J). BouDen .• ••.•••••••..• ,. •.• •••••• ••• Carpenter ••••••• . •. • ... •••••

W •• Bro .: •• . • •• •....••.• , .••••.••••• Baker •.. . ..•••••..... •••••.

' l'IIaII. llaauIiDC • . .. ... .. . .•. • •••••• •••••• Gaamaker ••••••••...•••.••••

W .. KfJltiug •••...• •.••.• .. . ••••••• •. ~ . • ' Cook . ••.••••••••••.•••• .,,, .. '

I ... Safthi, Ir • •.• •..• .•.. •. . .••. •••••• Supervilor • .....•.• ••••.•. •.. c.... Klintworth •. • .• . • •. . . . . . ••.••• • . •. " ... '" ...••••..•••. :

Iiuk ua~ .... , ....................... t'irem& 1l ... ....... .... .... ..

fi!:,. ~.~:::::::::: :::: :,:::::::::: ::: :: :::::: :::: ::::: :::'

..... BaYkner .. .......... ... . .... " .... II

U. ard& mt1l ....... , . ... .............. AtteDdaut

.&-._..--.'.- I! YI.'- 1I' . ........ .... " ....... " .•.. ."

W .. l. lIeCulIongb ........ . . ........... .

T1Ma J. 8c: b~ ... . ... . ............. . "

" Nriek: Raid .............. . ........... ..

J01ulJ · ~ · · .. · • · · .. · · · .. · • · · ...... · 1 JoIoy .. tz ............. ............... ..

. PeW Brehm, ........... " ....... -....... ..

" .......... .................. ....

"

Acbiao Ilenqg .............. ' .... .. .... ..

BeIIl" 1 Ho .. . ... .. .. . ............ " ...

J..-. Fitel. eU ........ . . .... " .. ..... . .. .

"

"

" ~. 6t1l1D~' ........ ". ., ... . ... .. .......... . .. .., ...... , a

A. H. ~ ...... .. ..... . .. . ............. Watchm& 1l:::::: : ::: ::::::: : '

: 1_ Dick ..... ".. . ............. . .... . . Gardener .... . . ... ....... ... .

j~~~ .. ::~::: : : :::: :::::: :::::,::: ~ for:: k;~' : ::,:::: ~: :: :: :::: : uan. au 1lagl! 1bu. dJ: •••• .. . . .. • •• • .. .. ... • Painter .. . ........... ..... . ..

Alben ~, an ......................... Team. rer .... . " .. .......... ..

HeIlI'J" IMIbaeh • .., .......... .. '" ......... ,.. .. ....... .. .. .. ..... "

B ..... JIar) na ........... " ... . " •. " ." ... . . Laborer . . ..... . . .. ... ... . .. ..

I> M. D tic~ ...... . ... .. ................ " . . . . .. ~..... "

Kie_ l Ha.; y...... .... . . ............ .... .. II

Bar. r Soycler .... .. .................... .

CompeDlat'll

per month.

$ 126 00

5000

4800

-& 500

3500

6000

4600

4600

3500

3000

~ OO

35( 1)

8500

3000

3000

3000

2500

' 26 00

2600

2600

11500

WOO

3500

3500

3200

3000

4000

2500

2500

2500

2200

2000

2000

S9

FEMALE EMPLOYES .

..:: r= . ~ -=-==---

Names.

Carrie B. Klintworth . .. . .. ...... '" .. . .. .

Charlotte Hott .•••• .. . . " " ' " .. ... . . . . .

Mary Johnson .. .. . . . . . .. .. . .. ... . . . . ... .

Kate Wollwcber .. .. ... . .. . . .. . .. .. . .•••.

Mary Wollweber ...• .. .. . ..... . . . . ... . . ..

J ennie Merch ant ...•. .... . .• ....•. . """

~ 1inuie Jnhu .... .. . ... . . .. . . .. ....... . . .

Florn Bnmitt . ..... ... . . . . . ... . . .... . . .. .

Emetine Hurst .. . " . . . . .. .... . . . .. . .... .

Vallie Schmidt .. .... . ....... . .. . . . .... . .

Kate Wilhelm . . .. .. ..... . .. . .. . . . . . . ... .

Mnry McCullough . .. .... . . , .. . . . . . ..•.. .

Sophin J. Holt .. . ... ... ...... .. . . .. . . , .. .

Maggie Durand •. . . • . . . ....... ... . .... . ..

Rosn Dlu- nnd .. . • . .. .. ....... . . .. . . .. .. . •

Eli za SchulthcBs .. • • .. . .. . . ...... . .. .. .. .

Henrietta Goetz •..• .. . .. ..• ' . •.. .. ... .•. .

Mina GoetZi . . . . . .. ..•.. ... .... .. . . ... . . . .

Anna Joyce . ...• . .. . . ..... .. ...... " . .. .

Mary McGill .. . .. . . . ... .... ... . .. .. ..... .

Catherine Schop]. 1erd . .. . .. . ... . . . . ... ... .

Blizabeth Huok . ........ .. •... . . . ... . . ..

Mary Schuster .. .. .. ..... .. . . . .. .. .. . . .. .

CeJia McGill. ... •.. . .. • • .. . . . .. . • . .. .. ...

Elizabeth Will . . : . . . ... . . • .• .... . . . ... •. .

Fredericka Burnitt . ... . . . . . . . . . ... .• ... .

ClIJ" Oline Lorsback ... . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . ... .

Positioll.

Supervisor .. .. .. . . . . ... . . . . .

Attendant . ... . . . .......... .

"

"

"

"

.,

.,

"

"

Sealllstress ... . . . .......... . .

J. null( lr(, R~ .. . . .. ........ . ... ,

"

"

"

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